File of documents, perhaps put together by the a member of the Library staff (A.L.P.) consisting of:
A. Letter from Martin Akerman to Mann, undated. On the back is a copy [by Akerman] of Richard Okes epigram on the 1860 organ rebuilding.
B. 3 pages of notes from Willis and Clark's 'Architectural History of the University of Cambridge'.
C. 1 autograph letter signed from G P Bude to Mann (31 Jul no year). On the back are notes by Mann extracted from Great St Mary's Parish Registers (1566-1582).
D. 4 autograph sheets of notes in the hand of F L Clarke concerning choir personnel 1598-1639 with additional notes by Mann.
E. Extract from 'Peacock on the Statutes of the University' page 64. Manuscript notes on Cambridge University Registry note paper.
F. Manuscript notes on choristers' duties and anthem books. Manuscript pencil notes on the back of the head of a bill of Metzler and Co.
G. List of songs in Volume II of unknown volume.
H. 1 manuscript sheet of notes from Willis and Clark's 'Architectural History of the University of Cambridge', volume I.
I. Extracts from correspondence to E Hodges from Dr D Waite and Prof Clarke-Whitfield concerning the state of church music in Cambridge, 1824-25.
J. Printed letter from A Sedgwick (16 Dec 1868) concerning H Kirke White and Robert Hall.
K. Leaflet on the history of Pembroke College Organ (1 Jan 1873).
L. Programme for the opening of the Boys' National School and the coming of age of Rowland Childers' at Whittlesey (13 Jan 1852).
M. Programme [hand bill] for a private promenade concert by the band of the Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers (3 Jun 1869) in the grounds of King's College.
N. 'The music appointed for Festivals of Parish Choirs, to be held in 1866'. Second year. Printed booklet.
O. 'The music appointed for Festivals of Parish Choirs, to be held in 1866 in the Chapel of King's College, Cambridge'. Fifth year. Printed booklet.
P. Article from 'The Musical Standard' (6 Jun 1868), 'The Choir Benevolent Fund at Cambridge'.
Q. 1 autograph letter signed from Annie Goodliffe to the Vice Provost sending photographs to the College (5 Dec 1929). The envelope is present, but not the photographs.